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Posts Tagged: Milan
The Sorcerer’s Apprentices Work Their Magic in Milan
It is a special treat whenever a new project from the extraordinary Studio Peregalli is unveiled. And when it is a project in Milan originally designed by Renzo Mongiardino, Laura Sartori Rimini’s and Roberto Peregalli’s celebrated mentor, it deserves special attention.…
Posted in architecture, art, furniture, interior design
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A Milan Townhouse Mix of Old and New
The holiday festivities have begun and while I certainly enjoy celebrating with the design community, it doesn’t always leave time for working behind the scenes. So while I catch up, I thought I would share a favorite project that has been in my files for years.…
Posted in architecture, furniture, interior design
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The World of Romeo Sozzi and Promemoria
Designer Romeo Sozzi sees the world through a lens of beauty, passion and creativity. Continually curious, endlessly inspired, he carries a notebook and pen wherever he goes, never knowing when the creative spark will ignite. Living is an art and Romeo is a master of translating its essence.…
Posted in design, furniture, garden, interior design, Quintessence video series, travel
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Inspirations from Italy
What a whirlwind of a week! With not a moment to write a proper post, I wanted to at least share a few inspirations from Italy. Happily the weather cooperated and Susanna and I were able to enjoy much of what the lake region has to offer.…
Posted in architecture, art, design, furniture, garden, interior design, travel
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The Irrepressible Charm and Chic of La DoubleJ
Today we move north in Italy to Milan where fashion and design journalist J.J. Martin lives. Known for her enviably chic vintage wardrobe, Martin knows it’s all about the mix, which is also evident in her Milan apartment, documented by Elle Decor, below, and The Selby.…
Posted in design, fashion, interior design, travel
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Meissen Home: A New Lifestyle Destination
I have no idea how this escaped my attention, but Meissen, the fabled German porcelain manufacturer, has now branched out into lifestyle – in a big way. As we learned from the Financial Times Luxury Conference this is clearly a trend for luxury brands worldwide!…
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